Natural gas fumes nearly kill Hartwell family
A Hartwell civil engineer, his mother, and his daughter were unconscious from natural gas released by an overheated furnace on Burns avenue. Neighbors learned of the danger when Mrs Innes’s daughter found them unresponsive. doctors treated the trio and opened the house to ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Innes
Hartwell
Burns Avenue
William Luecke
Innes
W. Tufts
O. W. Butler
Laura Innes
Mr. Innes
Miss Innes
Carle Returns to Hamilton After Past Theft Arrest
Bert Carle, accused of stealing a $36.50 watch and job from Charles Arehart at the Arehart livery stable on South B street last October, returned to Hamilton Saturday. He was arrested by Officer Cameron beneath the High and Main street bridge and jailed pending a mayoral hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Carle
Charles Arehart
Arehart
South B Street
Hamilton
Carle
High and Main Street Bridge
Cameron
Thomas
County approves bills and bids for Liberty bridges
The county commissioners paid the usual bills and advertised for bids to repair three bridges in Liberty township. Estimated cost is 70.78 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Township
Two Widows Die in Middletown Homesteads
Mrs Dorothea Loehr widow of John Loehr died at 115 Buckeye street at 1 30 Sunday morning of general debility aged 11 years 9 months 4 days she was born in Germany and lived here over forty years funeral Tuesday at St Stephen's church Mrs Anna DeVaney died Sunday at 115 Gordon avenue of general debility aged 82 she is survived by a niece Mrs Evans and a nephew J M Schick with other relatives funeral Tuesday with interment in the Catholic Church cemetery at Middletown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Loehr
John Loehr
Buckeye Street
Loehr
Mary Loehr
Germany
St. Stephen’s Church
Anna DeVaney
Charles Evans
Gordon Avenue
Mrs. Evans
J. M. Schick
West Chester
Middletown
Enthusiastic man fires five shots in Chestnut Street snow
An excited 20 year old identified as 8S. S. Guiton left Tom Keith's Chestnut Street home and began firing a revolver into the air. Neighbors summoned officers Symmes and Cahill who arrested him for discharging firearms and held him at the police station awaiting a mayoral hearing.
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S. Guiton
Tom Keith
Chestnut Street
Keith
Guiton
Symmes and
Cahill
Thomas
Local option bill seen passing. Ohio dry territory grows
Antisaloon League attorney G W Crabbe told Hartwell church that the county local option bill will pass next legislature and lead to at least sixty dry counties. He cited Ohio as half dry with 70 percent of its area dry and 400000 residents affected. A field day of services continued in Cincinnati and Hamilton County as twenty churches held meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Crabbe
The
Antisaloon League
Hartwell M. FE. Shurch
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Tankersley Denies Affiliation With Desertion Case
Ben Tankersley of Gordon Avenue says he is not acquainted with William Hensley, who reportedly deserted his wife to come to Hamilton with a 14 year old girl named Burns, and that neither sought lodging or concealment at Tankersley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tankersley
Gordon Avenue
William Hensley
Hamilton
Burns
No sale of the Mule blocked by Cincinnati judge
Judge James B. Swing of the common pleas court in Cincinnati refused to grant a decree authorizing sale of the Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Co known as the Electric Mule. He ruled no money had been paid by stockholders and bondholders’ funds were used, while offering foreclosure options under normal statutes. He also ruled on the Big Four crossing near Middletown, confirming a twelve foot height and urging agreement between parties or court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Swing
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Company
Cleveland
M. and E
Mig
United States
Rudolph Kleybokie
Judge Swing
Swing
M. and F
Middletown
Coal theft arrest in C H D yards
Frank Camden was arrested Saturday for stealing a dollar's worth of coal from a car in the C H D yards. Detective Tuley made the arrest and Camden was jailed at the police station pending a hearing.
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Frank Camden
Tuley
Fresh Oysters Daily at Heib's Court Street
Daily oysters offered at Heib's 217 Court St with 15 cent raw or stewed servings. Special 30 cent per quart for fresh supply. Sale dates listed for September 13.
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Heib’s
Court St
Greek Ill in City Seeks U S Return to Greece
Demetri Boyko a Greek resident, fell ill with pneumonia after a few weeks in the city and was cared for at Mercy hospital. He is now recovering but lacks trade or funds, and officials plan to seek U S assistance to return him to Pola Greece where he is native. He is described as highly educated and multilingual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demetri Boyko
Pistriot
J. H. Burnett
Mercy Hospital
United States
Pola
Greece
Greek-heritage youth seeks passage home after string of robberies
A young man claiming to be the son of a Greek priest left his home with 500 to seek fortune in America. He toured Pittsburg Philadelphia Chicago and Cincinnati before arriving in Hamilton in search of work. He says he was robbed at each stop and lost 75 in Chicago and now wishes to return home. The only option offered is to send him back as a pauper to Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Boyko
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Greece
Highwayman Still At Large In Valley Regions
Police from Lockland and Wyoming have not caught the masked robber described by victims. Late Saturday night a man matching the description tried to halt Frank Hewitt a Park Place huckster as he drove home on the Springfield pike. Hewitt sped away with his horses, the bandit armed with a revolver launching a failed ambush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockland
Wyoming
Frank Hewitt
Park Place
Hewitt
Springfield Pike
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Claims Health Benefits
Purifies the blood regulates the bowels aids the kidneys cures stomach troubles builds up the nervous force makes you well and happy. 35 cents Tea or Tablets The Radcliffe Drug Co. Cor High & Rud Sts and 231 High St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drug Co
Cor
High &Rud
High St
Automobile Crash Damages Conover Vehicle and Armbrust Wagon
Tom Conover's auto collided with John J. Armbrust's baker wagon on High street in front of John Pabst's cafe Saturday evening about 5 40. The wagon was badly damaged and driver John Jacobs escaped injury. The auto owner will pay for all damages after skidding on a street car track caused the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Conover
John J. Armbrust
Washington Street
John Pabst
High Street
John Jacobs
Bowman Denies Theft Claim in Police Court Hearing
Joe Bowman, a Black man, is said to have found 11 belonging to Tom Kieth of Chestnut Street in a street car and refused to return it. He denies stealing the money. his hearing was continued until Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bowman
Tom Kieth
Chestnut Street
Gibson to Lecture on The Boy and What to Do With Him
H W Gibson of Boston will deliver a stereopticon lecture at the Baptist church tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The subject is The Boy and What to Do With Him. All who are interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Gibson
Boston Mar
the Baptist Shurch
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Innes Home
Chas. Arehart
Mrs. Devaney
Crabbe
Holbrook
Eg Pa Soo
Cocho Ross
Tankersley
the Citizen's Savings Bank & Trust Co
Rentschler
Ali
Holbrock Bros
Conover’s Auto
Armbrust
Bowman
Gibson
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